guassian coprimes test 001_202404141655_K6.000

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a serious attempt to use a gaussian distribution on note interval relative to the fundamental as dictated by the interval's coprime gcm as rank. The higher the gcm, the lower the probability the note will be played.

metal experimental static cinematic modular serialism

outraethonth

vcv rack 2 free - no samples - no guitar pedals - no plugins (vst, etc.) - no instruments - no daws - no talent - just sound synthesis on vcv

what is sound? what is audio? what is amplification? what is distortion? what are overtones, partials, harmonics, formants, timbres, tonalities, scales, tunings? what is music? what is noise? I don't know any of these.

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Electronic • Experimental Sounds

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Peak #566

Peak in subgenre #150

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April 14, 2024

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JohnGardner

Apr 20, 2024

This one was good. Very interesting. I could use a better explainer on the math of how you created it. Not familiar with co-primes, and is GCM the greatest common multiple? Or what...?